In the centre of beautiful Totnes, this charming hotel was once a 17th-century inn and now offers attractive en suite accommodation, free Wi-Fi and free limited on site parking which is on a first...
Irene
United Kingdom
Comfortable, friendly staff & good value for money.
Located in Totnes and with Newton Abbot Racecourse reachable within 16 km, King William IV provides a restaurant, non-smoking rooms, free WiFi and a bar.
The Old Forge is a 600-year old stone building offering accommodation in Totnes, 400 metres from the town centre and a 5 minute walk from Totnes Castle.
Germaine
United Kingdom
Lovely breakfast, freshly cooked to order with a large choice. Very friendly and helpful hosts - thank-you :-)
The Great Grubb, a property with a garden, is situated in Totnes, 17 km from Newton Abbot Racecourse, 47 km from Sandy Park Rugby Stadium, as well as 1.1 km from Totnes Castle.
Helen
United Kingdom
The family who run the hotel are so welcoming and friendly. They were really good at keeping in touch before and during our stay and answering our questions.
The breakfast was ample, we had cereal, yogurt and fruit and a pot of coffee. We didn't choose the cooked breakfast as we were eating later.
It was only about 15 minutes walk out of town.it was easy to catch busses and ferries. Absolutely perfect for what we wanted.
We had the seperate annex room at the front. It was quiet and private. Great stay. Thank you
Nestled in the village of Dartington between the Dartmoor National Park and the spectacular South Devon coastline, The Cott Inn has been serving since the 1300’s.
nicci
United Kingdom
The team were exceptionally attentive. A lovely room, with complimentary port in the room.
Lovely and warm. Great food. Lovely fire.
Located in Totnes in the Devon region, with Totnes Castle nearby, Stunning studio cntrl Totnes with parking provides accommodation with free WiFi and free private parking.
Adrian
United Kingdom
Beautifully decorated, comfortable bed, good shower.
Situated in Totnes, 16 km from Newton Abbot Racecourse, Luxury flat in Totnes features recently renovated accommodation with free WiFi and a garden.
Sally
United Kingdom
Self contained private flatlet with everything I needed to make it a lovely stay. A friendly helpful host, quiet and great location. The accommodation was clean and comfortable with lovely decor. Thoughtful touches such as provision of dairy and oat milk in the fridge and delicious biscuits. Even lovely natural toiletries.
Situated in the Devon countryside, just 8 minutes’ drive from Totnes Railway Station, the historic Dartington Hall boasts a medieval courtyard, beautifully landscaped gardens, and free parking.
Elliott
United Kingdom
Great view over the main lawn and lovely to be able to wander around the grounds first thing in the morning in the Autumn sunshine.
Boasting a garden and views of garden, The Waterman's Arms is a bed and breakfast set in a historic building in Totnes, 21 km from Newton Abbot Racecourse.
Andrew
United Kingdom
If you are looking for a quiet location, quite rural, great breakfast, clean comfortable rooms and good fresh cooked evening meals, then The Waterman’s would be a good choice. There is free car parking and you are about 3 miles from Totnes town centre. Lovely hosts and the Sunday roast is well worth considering.
Totnes is a vibrant trendy town with lots of quaint shops in...
Totnes is a vibrant trendy town with lots of quaint shops in beautiful riverside surroundings. Lots of places to stay, restaurants and cafés, specialities Pasties, Fudge. Interesting castle. Near Dartmoor and many places of interest.
Trains to London, Plymouth, Penzance. Good bus services to various places: Exeter, Paignton, Newton Abbot.
We ate at the Royal Seven Stars and Steam Packet Inn - both good.
Alix
France
Scored 10
10
The best place to stay - near the moor and near the sea,...
The best place to stay - near the moor and near the sea, lots of independent shops and plenty of other things to do, visit the castle, museum and guildhall, have a trip down the Dart or just stroll round the town
Helen
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
I just love the historic buildings in Totnes and always find...
I just love the historic buildings in Totnes and always find myself visiting Totnes when in the UK. It's always enchanting to go back in time and wonderful that the English heritage is preserved.
We met up with my cousin and his wife for lunch on my birthday in the town and had a delicious tea & cake before that at a church it was a wonderful place.
Carol
South Africa
Scored 10
10
Totnes is lovely if you enjoy popping into lots of little...
Totnes is lovely if you enjoy popping into lots of little shops and cafes. The weekend markets are always worth a visit. If you prefer quieter days, there’s lots of local towns to travel too with quaint tea rooms and castles! If you’re a beach goer, Paignton is about 20th minutes or lots of other lovely bleachers around 30 minutes drive.
Luke
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Totnes has a laid back atmosphere that buzzes during the day...
Totnes has a laid back atmosphere that buzzes during the day. The town feels very safe. The best way to enjoy this stunning town is to park the car and forget about it. Everything is walkable.
Don’t miss the unique shops and eateries. Have lunch on the stunning terrace at The Steam Packet Inn. Avoid the main street at busy traffic times.
Martin
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
Totnes is great for relaxing and absorbing the atmosphere of...
Totnes is great for relaxing and absorbing the atmosphere of an old town. The castle is well worth a visit and walks along the river each way are beautiful - really recommend the walk up to Dartington Hall. It's a safe and well appointed, well connected town - great for a weekend trip!
Sarah
United Kingdom
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A charming friendly pub with beautifully appointed rooms - small but cosy with all facilities. Lovely bed linen. Fantastic food. Very friendly staff which made one feel so welcome. Live music was a bonus. Although I asked for parking a space wasn't kept and we were just lucky to get a space when a car left. Many were parked on the road. A very popular pub in a lovely location and close to south Devon beaches.
I have stayed here before. Its location was ideal. A slightly old-fashioned hotel (and none the worse for that), close to Totnes station and in the heart of the town, 50 metres from the Dart with its wonderful riverbank walks. The hotel has a nice (St Austell's) pub. Good breakfasts (especially if you want cooked English breakfasts), good food in general.
Lovely location. So much better than a hotel. Quiet at night and only 15 minutes from Totnes, pretty much a straight shot too. Beds were so comfy, great tele, well equipped kitchen, and the third floor bedroom with it’s ensuite is just luxurious. We are coming back.
Lovely spacious studio. Bright, airy and clean. Easy walk to Totnes town. So a great location and also nice & quiet at night. Nice outside seating area for a warm day, which we sadly didn't have time to use. Private entrance & a view into the garden.
The location is great, the hotel and its gardens very pretty, breakfast was delicious and the hostess is brilliant at what she does. If we visited Totnes again, we’d definitely re-visit this hotel.
Betsan
United Kingdom
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